"reflections on self" is a perfectly correct and usable phrase in written English.
It's often used when one is reflecting on one's own thoughts, feelings, or actions. For example, "I have been spending time reflecting on self lately, and I think I'm headed in a more positive direction."
Specific pedagogical training for teaching in the area of health emerges with the goal of creating critical and reflective professionals and as a necessary challenge to university teaching, where there is reflection on self-awareness, consciousness, and the incompleteness of being.
Sense of community provokes individuals' reflection on self-goals and stimulates positive competition among peers.
As an online diary, reflection on self-knowledge including memories, knowledge of personal theories and capabilities, self-awareness and self-understanding are encouraged.
Finally, Phase 4 concerns various kinds of actions and reflections on the self and the task or context.
Yet, for all his reflections on academic self-delusion, never has there been a critic so rooted in academic habits.
Scandal forces reflection on one's self and one's relationships.
Effects of the acoustic reflection coefficient on self-sustained combustion oscillations are investigated and a passive control solution is proposed, using perforated plates with bias flow.
Chris Whitley is steeped in the blues: not good-timey bar-band music but steely, tormented reflections on sin and self-destruction, betrayal and redemption.
His transcendental and philosophical reflections on autonomy and self-legislation lead to a recognition of the same freedom for all rational beings as the sole principle of human rights (Kant 1797, p. 230).
First, the animating force that initially gave rise to the Mahayana movement as a whole the critical reflection on obdurate self-attachment that attended even religious endeavor was pursued to a culmination in Pure Land aspiration.
